texts: artificial intelligence displacing jobs, replied: "Not at all..." I think we are so far away from that that it's not even on my radar screen. The statement was criticized likening it to climate denial and creationism by a former treasury secretary. Alan Murray, a columnist for Fortune, said he thought the term "artificial intelligence" was the core of the misunderstanding. He thought the climate-denial charge was excessive, as he felt that the secretary and president were both in their ways underestimating technology's impact. In January 2020, Mnuchin dismissed the environmental activist, saying she should go to college and study economics. Thousands of economists with PhDs signed a letter calling for taxation of carbon dioxide emissions.Congress should consider changing the timing of the debt ceiling so that it matches the budget process so we don't have to deal with this, according to Treasury Secretary <mask>. On June 14, during a prepared testimony ahead of the House subcommittee on State, Foreign Operations and Related Programs, <mask> said the budget proposal on the part of the Trump administration "should send a message that the international financial institutions need to operate more efficiently". "To help make these programs sustainable into the future, we should focus on strengthening the economy today," said Mnuchin on July 13 in response to limited lifespans being reported of Social Security and Medicaid. Projections will be helped by compound growth. The so-called "Big Six", a group of politicians convened to write a tax reform proposal that incorporated input from members of the House of Representatives, Senate, and White House. The group includes senators Orrin Hatch andMitch McConnell, as well as representatives Kevin Brady and Paul Ryan. The planned nominee for secretary of the treasury stated in an interview with CNBC that "any reductions we have in upper-income taxes will be offset by less deductions so that there will be no absolute tax cut for the upper class".Brad McMillan, chief investment officer for Commonwealth Financial Network, said a preliminary tax reform proposal by Trump in April 2017: "allocates much of the tax relief to the wealthy." The intent was to deliver a middle-income tax cut, but the final results depended on the actions of Congress. The White House promised to have the tax reform proposal before Congress after it resumed operations on September 5, 2017). Most people in the top rate are not going to get a tax cut. The "no absolute tax cut for the upper class" phrase was never a promise, according to the "Mnuchin Rule" interview with CNN. The budget deficit would likely increase under the tax reform proposal, as the top tax rate would decline from 38.6 to 35 percent. During an appearance at the Milken Institute Global Conference on May 1, 2017, <mask> said the White House and House Republicans were all on the same page.We're in agreement on 80% of the details. We need to work through another 20%. The administration did not care that the government tax receipts were coming in somewhat lower. The upcoming tax plan would finance itself and the administration was not considering a tax increase on the American upper class. The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act is expected to add more than $1 trillion to the deficit. The treasury was working on an analysis that would show that the bill would pay for itself, and that the analysis would be made public before Congress voted on the legislation. Sources within the Treasury department said that there was no Treasury analysis that showed the tax cuts would pay for themselves.The tax plan wouldn't pay for itself through economic growth, according to a report released by the treasury in December. After attending a Milken Institute event in Beverly Hills, <mask> instructed his staff to accept a non-low-income tract in Nevada as an Opportunity Zone. Milken was an investor in the Nevada tract. Milken accepted a flight to Los Angeles with <mask> on his private jet after the Milkin Institute conference in August. Prior investors can benefit from the newly designated "opportunity zones". At a March 18, 2017, meeting of G-20 country finance ministers, <mask> supported the Trump administration's trade policy. The Department of Treasury imposed sanctions against the Syrian Scientific Studies and Research Center.He said the sanctions were put in place to create accountability for the Assad regime and its supporters after they violated UN Security Council resolutions and the Chemical Weapons Convention. The Bank of Dandong, a Chinese bank, had sanctions imposed on it by the US. The bank was charged with acting as a gateway for North Korea to access the U.S. and international financial systems. On March 15, 2018, the Secretary of the Treasury unveiled a series of sanctions against Russian entities and individuals. After eight years of talks, the governments of Egypt, Ethiopia, and Sudan came to an agreement on the filling and operation of the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam. Egypt fears that the dam will reduce the amount of water it gets from the Nile. Final testing and filling should not take place without an agreement.Ethiopia's Foreign Minister Gedu Andargachew said that <mask>'s advice was "ill-advised". President Trump doesn't want to release his tax returns, but he has released plenty of information, according to the Treasury Secretary. Neo-Nazis and Klansmen were among the protesters at the Unite the Right rally in Virginia. There was blame on both sides according to President Trump. Several hundred of <mask>'s Yale classmates drafted a letter urging him to resign from the administration. "While I find it hard to believe I should have to defend myself on this, or the president, I feel compelled to let you know that the president in no way, shape, or form, believes that neo-Nazi and other hate groups who endorse violence are equivalent." On September 24, <mask> appeared on This Week and State of the Union to defend Trump's call to "Get that son of a bitch off the field right now", referring to the protests by professional athletes starting in 2016.It's not about race, it's not about free speech. They can do free speech on their own time. In March of last year, ethics concerns were raised due to comments that he made urging parents to "send all your kids to LEGO Batman" during an interview with Axios, apparently endorsing The Lego Batman Movie which he was an executive producer of. I'm not allowed to promote anything that I'm involved in, that's what I said earlier in the interview. In a letter to Walter Shaub, the Office of Government Ethics (OGE) was assured that it was not his intention to make a product endorsement. In May of last year it was reported that Louise Linton had succeeded him as the interim CEO of Dune Entertainment. As part of his ethics agreement, the Secretary of the Treasury had to step down from his business roles.Senator Ron Wyden, a member of the Senate Finance Committee, questioned if the appointment of Linton meant that <mask> had fully removed himself from the company. The Department of the Treasury said that she was serving in an uncompensated capacity, but she resigned as interim CEO later in May. The Treasury Department's Office of the Inspector General opened an inquiry into <mask>'s use of government aircraft, following criticism of his use of a United States Air Force jet on a trip to Kentucky that involved viewing the solar eclipse. The group Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington (CREW) filed a Freedom of Information Act request regarding the use of government aircraft. The Department of the Treasury was sued by CREW after the government failed to respond to the request. People in Kentucky took the solar eclipse very seriously, and that's why the trip wasn't related to it. I'm not interested in watching the eclipse.The government was reimbursed $595 for Louise Linton's travel to Kentucky, which was out of a total cost of $26,900. During the OIG's investigation into <mask>'s use of government aircraft, it was revealed that he requested a military jet for his honeymoon in June of last year. As a member of the United States National Security Council, he needed access to secure communications during his honeymoon, but withdrew his request for the military jet after an alternative was identified. I'm sensitive to the use of government funds. I have never asked the government to pay for my travel. The honeymoon travel request story was mis reported. The OIG investigation showed that on August 15th, after flying to New York commercially, <mask> took a USAF C-37A, the military designation of the Gulfstream V, to return from New York to Washington.Although the request for travel on the military jet was initiated by <mask>'s office, the aircraft had previously been used to fly Elaine Chao. The return flight lasted less than an hour and had an operating cost of at least $25,000. The OIG concluded that there was no violation of law in the requests and uses of government aircraft by Mnuchin, but expressed concern about the amount of proof provided by the Treasury. The standards for use of government aircraft by senior executive branch officials were given in OMB Circular A-126, dated February 10, 1993. Travel using military aircraft must be considered a White House Support Mission if it is taken at the direction of the President under a set of limited circumstances that make commercial transportation unacceptable. Federal executive agencies reimburse only the cost of an equivalent coach ticket on a commercial flight. In the report, the OIG reviewed nine travel requests by <mask> for military air transportation since March of last year, of which seven were approved and taken, one was withdrawn, and one was approved with travel pending in October of last year.The total cost of the seven trips was $811,800, calculated from per-hour cost and operating hours for the specific aircraft, or Air Force- provided direct costs of operations. In March and May of last year, there were two flights that cost more than $300,000. In June of this year, <mask> was accompanied by his then-fiancée on one flight. The total cost of the trip was $16,350 and the reimbursement was $744. In order to assure that the OIG have received all relevant records, the OIG opened a second inquiry in October of last year. The video of the student heckling <mask> was initially blocked from being released. The university said that after initially withdrawing his approval for the video to be posted online, <mask> later gave consent for the video to be published.There was a long-time investor in <mask>'s mother. In 2005, after his mother's death, he and his brother made $3.2 million by liquidating her investments. The court ruled that the trust could only recover money from people who had cash out less than two years before the collapse of the company. From 1992 to 1999 <mask> was married. Heather deForest Crosby was married to <mask> in 1999 and they had three children together. Heather was active in yoga. After buying IndyMac, he moved the company's headquarters to a mansion in Bel Air, Los Angeles, California.They divorced in the summer of 2014). The couple wed on June 24, 2017. The ceremony was presided over by the Vice President. As a member of the development board of Yale University, as a board member of the Riverdale Country School, as a member of the national board, and as a board member of Junior Achievement, he had donated money. The Secretary of the Treasury is named in the

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texts: <mask> is an American film director, producer and writer, best known for having directed, produced, filmed and edited the film Kill Your Idols, a documentary examining three decades of New York art punk bands. There are no wave and art punk bands in the film, but there are many such bands as Sonic Youth, Swans, DNA, Teenage Jesus and the Jerks, Suicide, Black Dice, Gogol Bordello, Yeah Yeah Yeahs, and others. The film was screened at over 50 international film festivals after receiving the award for Best Documentary at the 2004 Tribeca Film Festival. It was acquired by Palm Pictures for distribution in North America, Europe, and Japan. It was also acquired for television by the two channels. The jury of the 2005 Tribeca Film Festival included Alan Cumming, Whoopi Goldberg, Tom Wolfe, and others. The short film Perdu Dans La Ville was shot entirely on the phone.The music video for the song "Story Goes First" was directed by <mask>. The band The Pains of Being Pure at Heart was featured in the video. Black Book Magazine's list of "Iconic and Influential Music Documentaries" included Kill Your Idols, as well as films such as "I Am Trying to Break Your Heart: A Film About Wilco" and "The Year Punk". The film was included on the 'Top Music Documentaries' list in May 2011. John Giorno, Genesis P-Orridge, Laurie Anderson, and others are featured in the 2010 documentary film William S. Burroughs: A Man Within. The film was acquired for distribution in North America by Oscilloscope Laboratories, in Australia by Madman Entertainment, in Germany by Neue Visionen, and in France by Arte. America Ferrara hosted an episode of the PBS series in 2011.The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame has a permanent archives. The film Queercore: How to Punk a Revolution was a feature documentary on Queercore. Interviews with Bruce LaBruce, Kathleen Hanna, Kim Gordon, Rick Castro, John Waters, and Dennis Cooper are included in the film. In June of last year, Queercore: How to Punk a Revolution was acquired for television in France and Germany. On February 9, it was announced that the U.S. rights to the film had been acquired. It was released on DVD, VHS, and video on demand on January 8, 2019. Fire Music was a feature documentary on free jazz and was directed by Tom Surgal and featured Cecil Taylor, Ornette Coleman, Prince Lasha, and others.Fire Music was shown at the New York Film Festival. On January 3, the producer of an upcoming feature documentary on Jeffrey Lee Pierce and his band The Gun Club was announced. The film will feature interviews with Nick Cave, Mick Harvey, Jim Jarmusch, Mark Lanegan, and others. In addition to his film work, <mask> has been involved in advertising as well, working with companies such as Mazda, Guitar Center, Bacardi, Ray-Ban, TheContrarian Media, Apple, Seagram's Gin and others. There are numerous museums and art institutions that have exhibited <mask>. His work can be seen at the Centre de Cultura Contempornia de Barcelona, the Musée d'art contemporain de Montréal, the Zeitgeist Multi-Disciplinary Arts Center in New Orleans, and the Pera Museum in Istanbul. In 2005, Sight & Sound's Stephen Dalton characterized <mask>'s experimental video pieces as " short meditative loops that often deliver a kan-like punchline."He began authoring a book of illustrated short stories called Children Remember. The title of the book is an allusion to the song of the same name by the band Circus Mort, which was fronted by Michael Gira who later formed Swans. On April 16, 2015, <mask> showed off selections from a forthcoming conceptual photo book which depicts the former New York City residences of celebrated creative personalities. Mark, Salinger, and others. Although more well-known for his film work, <mask> first came to public attention in the mid to late 1990s as a hip-hop DJ and occasional producer, using the stage name DJ S.T.R.E.S. He performed as a supporting act on tours for artists such as De La Soul, Jungle Brothers, Smif-n-Wessun, and Chuck D of Public Enemy. Some of the earliest appearances of artists like El-P, Mos Def, and Em, as well as original freestyles by The Roots, KRS-One, and Jeru The Damaja, can be found in a number of self-produced mixtapes.He was associated with the consciousness movement in hip-hop as a member of the Universal Zulu Nation. Kidnap Your Designer, a Belgian graphic design agency, chose its name as a reference to a movie. The music video for U2's song "Window In The Skies" has footage from the film Kill Your Idols. In the novel  ,  , Greek author Daphne Manousou based the character of Edd on <mask>. In Miami's South Beach neighborhood, a bar named Kill Your Idol was opened in 2012 that promoted itself as a "throw back to the No Wave movement of the late 70s." There is a framed poster over the bar. Kim-Cohen used Kill Your Idols as a basis for his solo exhibition, Tomorrow Is The Question?The Audiovisual Arts (AVA) Gallery is in New York. Lydia Lunch had a concert tour called "Retro/Virus". The books Resonances: Noise and Contemporary Music and The Music Documentary: Acid Rock to Electropop were published in 2013). Fight Back: Punk, Politics and Resistance was published by Manchester University Press. The book Tranquillo, non importa, was published in Italy in 2015. The book Downtown Manhattan 78-82: De la No Wave aux Dancefloors was published in France in 2016 by Le Texte Vivant. The song "Boogies" was released in February 2016 by Norwegian band Karokh.Rowman & Littlefield published a book in 2017: Culturcide and Non-Identity across American Culture. Jonathan Rhodes Lee's book Film Music in the Sound Era was published in 2020. The Brooklyn Heights neighborhood of New York City has a personal life of its own. He has a dog named after him. <mask> is the great-great-great-great-grandson of Oringe <mask>, a 19th century poet. Albert was the first person to have set foot on both the North and South Poles.

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texts: She is an Australian politician, businesswoman and activist. She is the first aboriginal Senator from Victoria and is currently a Senator for the Australian Greens. She is a Gunnai-Gunditjmara woman. He was a member of the Victorian Parliament. She is the first aboriginal woman to be elected to the state Parliament. She was the member for the division of Northcote in the Legislative Assembly. The Victorian NAIDOC Committee was chaired by <mask>.A steering committee member for Indigenous Administrators, a member of the Community of Practice, a member of the school council, a member of the Lakes Entrance Basketball Association, a member of the Municipal Association of Victoria, and a member of the Aboriginal employment adviser for the Municipal Association of Victoria are some of <mask> was declared bankrupt with over $700,000 in debts, including money owed to Indigenous Business Australia and the Australian Taxation Office. "Like many survivors of family violence, I ended up losing everything in a bid to protect myself and my family from an impossible situation", she said. One of the founding members of the Victorian Aboriginal Health Service was <mask>'s grandmother. In the by-election for the seat of Northcote in the Victorian Legislative Assembly, she received more votes than the Labor candidate, giving her a winning distribution of 50.93%. She delivered her first speech to the Assembly the day after she was sworn in as a member of parliament. The Australian Greens Victoria held the portfolios of Skills and Training, Sport and Mental Health.The parliament of Victoria was the site of a historic gathering of aboriginal elders in May of last year. The meeting was organised as part of the campaign to implement clan-based treaties. "Our sovereignty and each of our language groups and our clans must be clearly recognised in the government's treaty advancement legislation," he said at the time. An Elders' Council was formed by the delegation of Clan Elders. She stated that she would push for clan sovereignty to be recognised as the Treaty process progresses. Theophanous defeated <mask> at the state election. She said that they needed to have a good look at themselves and have a review of what the election had done to the party.She conceded that negative coverage due to internal scandals contributed to her defeat. The federal Senate was vacant due to the resignation of former leader Richard Di Natale. She was sworn in as a member of the Victorian Parliament on 6 October 2020. She is the first aboriginal woman to represent Victoria in the Senate and the first aboriginal federal parliamentarian from the Greens. When Selena Uibo was the Attorney-General of the Northern Territory, she was an Indigenous woman. <mask> <mask> was accused of telling Liberal Senator Hollie Hughes to keep her legs shut during a Parliamentary session. The National Disability Insurance Scheme was being debated in the Senate, and Hughes claimed that <mask> made a comment about her son.She was left in tears by her coworkers. On the same day, <mask> apologized and denied any reference to Hughes's son. The Pay the Rent campaign calls on non-Aboriginal Australians to pay their own reparations through an organisation of the same name. She is the leader of the organisation's emerging Sovereign Body component, which is based on the notion of community-control and sovereignty and will have complete authority over how the money is spent. There should be a treaty before an Indigenous voice is heard by the government, according to <mask>. The convention was "hijacked by Aboriginal corporations and establishment appointments and did not reflect the aspiration of ordinary Indigenous people" according to <mask>. An inaugural dawn service was held at the Kings Domain Resting Place as a day of mourning and reflection of the colonisation of Australia with non-Aboriginal people in attendance.The dawn service is an annual event. At the age of 17, she became a mother for the first time. She has two children. She shares care of her youngest child with her ex-husband who has worked to turn his life around and be a good dad to our daughter. Members of the Victorian Legislative Assembly, members of the Parliament of Victoria, and members of the Australian Senate are references.

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texts: The artist and sculptor, known for his work with glass blowing and assemblages of glass and mirrored glassed objects, was born in Boston. He was a recipient of the program. He lives and works in New York. <mask> grew up in Massachusetts. He received his degree from the Rhode Island School of Design in 1988. He trained under Ronald Wilkins, a master glassblower. He was an apprenticeship to master glassblowers.Career played with notions of history and fiction. Examples of this are works that recreate Renaissance glass objects pictured in Renaissance paintings and modern glass objects from documentary photographs. He works in a variety of media, drawing from disciplines like architecture, physics, and literature. The influence of the writings ofJorge Luis Borges has been mentioned by McElheny. Donald Judd is an American abstract artist. As part of an oral tradition, McElheny has expressed interest in glassblowing. The visual effect of the mirror has been used in his explorations.His work deals with issues of museological displays. "An End to Modernity" was commissioned by the Wexner Center for the Arts at Ohio State University. The piece is a twelve-foot-wide by ten-foot-high chandelier of chrome and transparent glass modeled on the 1960s Lobmeyr design for the chandeliers found in Lincoln Center. "The End of the Dark Ages" was shown in New York City in 2008 and was inspired by the Metropolitan Opera House chandeliers. The final installation in the series was called "Island Universe" and was located in London and Madrid. The 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 Skira Rizzoli International was held in 2010.The Light Club was written by Paul Scheerbart. The University of Chicago Press has a list of references.


texts: An Argentine novelist, short story writer and poet, and Professor in the Creative Writing Program, Department of English, at Chapman University in Southern California, was born on March 20, 1953. There are seven novels, a collection of short stories and three books of poetry by <mask>. She collaborated with former political prisoners from the last Argentine military dictatorship to write a book. A mother of Syrian Jewish origin and a father of Lebanon Christian origin were the parents of <mask>. From 1985 to 1987 she studied philosophy and literature at the University of Buenos Aires. During the time she was a political prisoner in Argentina, her studies were interrupted. She was forced to go into exile in 1980, first in California and later in Mexico, because she continued to suffer constant persecution after her release.During her exile, she published works in Mexico and California and wrote her first novel, which she decided not to publish. After the return of democratic elections to her country, she returned to Argentina in 1984. Her second novel, Pasos bajo el agua (Steps Under Water), a fictionalized account of her experiences as a political prisoner and exile, was published in 1987. The reviews of Pasos bajo el agua, which sold out in six months, were published in newspapers and cultural magazines in Buenos Aires. She wrote a script based on her novel Steps Under Water. The English translation of Pasos bajo el agua was published in 1996. Many university classes in the United States include the novel in their syllabus.The German version of this novel was published in 1999. The publication of Pasos bajo el agua in 1987 led to threats against <mask> by members of the Argentine political police. She returned to California to be with her family. She has been invited to participate in panel discussions and speak at conferences about her experiences as a political prisoner. Several chapters of her third novel, Patas de Avestruz (Ostrich Legs), have been published. The English and German translations of the novel were published in the same year. Her novel 259 saltos, uno inmortal, a reflection about exile, was published by Narvaja Publishers in Argentina in 2001.The English version of 259 Leaps, the Last Immortal, was published in the fall of 2006 by WingsPress, Texas. The new edition of Pasos bajo el agua was published in 2002. Ofrenda de propia piel, a collection of short stories, was published by the same publishing house in 2004. Alcin's book of poetry was published in 2009. The anthology Caleidoscopio: la mujer en la mira and Caleidoscopio 2: inmigrantes en la mira were published in 2005. Basse danse, Natatio aeterna, Eni Furtado no ha dejado de correr, and Bruno regresa descalzo are her most recent works. <mask>'s work has been widely anthologized.She is frequently invited to give readings and lectures at literary conferences and at special presentations organized by Departments of Languages and Literature throughout the United States, Latin America, and Europe. She is a member of the Latin American Studies Association. While teaching creative writing at Chapman University, she lives in Los Angeles, where she continues to write. The chapter "Carta a Aubervillieres" received the "CRISIS" award for best short story in 1986. She received a literary award for her short story "Winds of Perpendicular Rotation". The novel Pasos bajo el agua was written in 1987. Crdoba: Narvaja 2001.Crdoba: Alcin 2003 Strauenbeine is a German word. Roman. Erna Pfeiffer ist aus dem argentinischen Spanisch. Milena Verlag was published in 1997. Basse danse. Crdoba: Alcin 2007.Aeterna is Natatio aeterna. Alcin Editora was in Crdoba. No ha dejado de correr. Crdoba, Argentina: Alcin Editora. Bruno regresa descalzo. Crdoba, Argentina: Alcin Editora. The stories of Ofrenda de propia piel were published in 2004.The book is called "Alcira in Yellows". The House of Memory was written by Jewish Women Writers of Latin America. The Feminist Press at The City University of New York was published in 1999. 153–161 "Impression of Heights" was translated by the author. Women and Power is a critical anthology of contemporary Argentine women authors. The University of Texas Press is coming.Poems Mano en vuelo, Crdoba: Alcin 2009. Crdoba: Alcin 2018. Crdoba: Alcin 2019. Crdoba: Alcin 2020. Incendio, Crdoba: Alcin 2020. Crdoba: Alcin 2021. In collaboration Nosotras, presas polticas.There were 112 prisioneras polticas between 1974 and 1983. Blanca Becher, Mirta Clara, Silvia Echarte, and Viviana Begun are included. Inés Izaguirre. Editorial Nuestra América was published in Buenos Aires. The editor of Caleidoscopio. The mujer was en la mira. Seleccin y prlogo.Instituto Movilizador de Cooperativos (Coleccin Desde la gente) was founded in 2005. Caleidoscopio 2. Migrantes en la mira. Seleccin de textos. Instituto Movilizador de Cooperativos (Coleccin Desde la gente) was founded in Buenos Aires. The steps are under water. David E. Davis wrote the translation.Sal Sosnowski is the author. The University of California Press was published in 1996. There are 259 Leaps, the Last Immortal. The introduction was written by Gwendolyn Daz. Wings Press was in San Antonio, Texas. The legs of the ostrich are uno inmortal. A novel by a woman.David E. Davis translated from Spanish. The Wings Press is in San Antonio, TX. Labinger is trans. Wings Press published French Main en vol. in San Antonio, TX. De l'espagnol (Argentine) par Anne-Claire Huby. L'atelier du tilde is in Lyon, France. It's Mano en vuelo.Issuance des hauteurs. De l'espagnol (Argentine) par Anne-Claire Huby. L'atelier du tilde is in Lyon, France. 259 sauts, un immortel. De l'espagnol (Argentine) par Anne-Claire Huby. The peau mme en offrande was written in Lyon. De l'espagnol (Argentine) par Anne-Claire Huby.The Ofrenda de propia piel was written in Lyon. De l'espagnol (Argentine) par Anne-Claire Huby. The book is called "Zinnia ditions" and it was written in German. Roman. Erna Pfeiffer is a person. Milena Verlag was published in 1997. The word comes from the Latin word for "pats de avestruz."Roman. Erna Pfeiffer and Sal Sosnowski are related. Milena Verlag was published in 1999. There are Pasos bajo el agua. Erna Pfeiffer is a person. Lcker Verlag was published in 2017: Italian Passi sotto l'acqua is comprised of 259 saltos.The name of the person is Brunilde Scalabrini. Postfazione di Emilia Perassi. The document is called " Pasos bajo el agua". There are references to Dagas. Los Cuadernos de la crcel. Edith Dimo is the author of Poitiers: CRLA, Archivos de Literatura Latinoamericana, Université de Poitiers. Escribir una generacin.Alcin was in Crdoba in 2005. Pfeiffer: Exiliadas, emigrantes, viajeras. Latinoamericanas encuentros con diez escritoras. The Poetics of Trauma in Argentine Women's Writing is a book by M. Edurne. Bucknell University Press, 2009, Erna Pfeiffer. There are acrobacias de la palabra escrita. Pittsburgh, PA: IILI, 2013.There are external links to Literatura Argentina Contempornea Memoria y resistencia de los presos polticos.

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texts: During World War II, <mask>v held field army command. <mask>v was born on August 28, 1898 in the village of Seleznevo. He attended the Teacher Seminary from October 1913 to January 1917. Malyshev took a course in the special machine-gun section of the school while he was a junker in World War I. On 17 March, he took the oath of allegiance to the Russian Government, and on 26 May, he received the rank of unter-ofitser. Malyshev was promoted to junior officer of the 14th company and placed on the rolls of the 197th Reserve Infantry Regiment after graduating from the school. He served as the chief of the machine gun detachment of the 480th Danilovsky Infantry Regiment of the 120th Infantry Division.In February 1918, Malyshev began work as an assistant ticket clerk at the Yaroslavl railway station. During the Russian Civil War, Malyshev joined the Red Army and was sent to the 7th Rifle Division, where he served as chief of the machine gun detachment of the 30th and 58th Rifle Regiments. In battles in the Votkinsk area and the capture of Votkinsk and Izhevsk, the division was sent to the Eastern Front with the 2nd Army. In the summer of 1919, the division was sent to the Southern Front, where it fought against the Russians. In the fall the division fought in the Orel–Kursk operation and the capture of Dmitrovsk, as well as in the suppression of anti-Soviet resistance in the area of Glukhov, Putivyl, and Konotop. In April Malyshev was appointed assistant commander for personnel of the 58th Rifle Regiment, fighting in the Polish–Soviet War on the Western Front, and in the suppression of the forces of Stanisaw Buak-Baachowicz. The Order of the Red Banner was awarded to Malyshev for distinguishing himself in battle.After the end of the war, Malyshev continued to serve with the 7th Rifle Division of the Ukrainian Military District at Chernigov and Nezhin as assistant commander for personnel of the 58th Rifle Regiment. Between August 1922 and September 1923, Malyshev completed the Vystrel course, and together with the division fought in the suppression of anti-Soviet forces in Ukraine. After graduating from the Vystrel course in August 1929, he returned to the division in May 1930. Malyshev was the chief of staff of the division until April 1931, when he became the assistant chief of staff. He graduated from the Frunze Military Academy in 1935 and was appointed commander of the 70th Rifle Division in 1934. During the Great Purge, Malyshev was dismissed from the army and placed under investigation. He was placed at the disposal of the Red Army Personnel Directorate while awaiting assignment after being released from the army in February 1940.He was appointed deputy commander of the 64th Rifle Division of the Kalinin Military District in April. He took command of the 3rd Reserve Rifle brigade in June 1941. Malyshev continued to command the brigade after the war ended. He was appointed commander of the 64th Rifle Division on July 13th, but did not take charge of the unit and was tasked with defending the city of Smolensk. Malyshev was placed at the disposal of the Military Council of the Western Front after he was released for lack of evidence. Malyshev took temporary command of the 217th Rifle Division on 3 May after being appointed deputy commander of the 238th Rifle Division on 20 April 1942. As part of the 49th Army of the front, he was the leader of the 217th.The division became part of the 16th Army on 20 August. After marching to the Sukhinichi region, its units entered defensive battles against the attacks of the German 134th Infantry Division and 17th Panzer Division, tasked with eliminating the threat of the German advance. They inflicted heavy losses on the German forces and drove them back to the southern bank. In October <mask> was transferred to serve as deputy commander of the 16th Army, which fought in heavy battles on the left wing of the Western Front. Malyshev was temporarily commander of the 8th Guards Rifle Corps. The 11th Guards Army fought in the Orel offensive, the Bryansk offensive, and the Gorodok offensive. Malyshev was awarded the Order of Lenin for his "skillful command" of the corps.The 4th Shock Army was commanded by Malyshev. The troops entered the region southwest of Vitebsk at the end of 1943. The army fought in the summer of 1944 in the Baltics. <mask> was the leader of the army during the Polotsk offensive. The troops of the army broke through the German fortified defenses, destroyed the German 16th Army and reached the area northwest of Polotsk. The army as part of the 2nd and 1st Baltic Fronts blockaded the Courland Pocket in the second half of the war. After the end of the war, Malyshev was put at the disposal of the Main Personnel Directorate.Malyshev was appointed assistant commander-in-chief of the Belorussian Military District for personnel after completing the Higher Academic course. He was the first deputy commander-in-chief of the district. Malyshev held the same position for both the East Siberia Military District and the South Ural Military District. He was appointed deputy commander-in-chief of the Volga Military District for air defense in January 1955 after being placed at the disposal of the Main Personnel Directorate. Malyshev died in Moscow on December 10, 1972. The following decorations were given to Malyshev: Order of Lenin, Order of the Red Banner, and 1st class Order of Suvorov.

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Pyotr Malyshe
Pyotr Malyshe
Malyshev
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texts: Sir <mask> was a British naval officer who served in the Royal Navy during the French Revolutionary and Napoleonic Wars. He was honoured after the battle and later served as a Lord of the Admiralty. The son of a judge. <mask> was the grandson of <mask>, the 1st Earl of Hopetoun, who joined the navy at 15. He was promoted from midshipman to lieutenant and given command of his own sloop on November 22, 1790. At the time of Britain's entry into the war, <mask> was the commander of the sloop HMS Bulldog in the Mediterranean Sea, and he conducted several convoys to the forces of Lord Hood. On 13 September 1793, he was promoted to the rank of Post Captain, and in August 1795 he was given command of the large frigate HMS Romulus, in which he saw action against French ships off Genoa.11 days after the battle of the Nile, <mask> joined Nelson at the bay. Nelson left Hood with three 3rd rates and three frigates, including Alcmene, with which to blockade Alexandria, where the remaining French ships were hiding. <mask> captured the French gunbrig Légre off Egypt and seized dispatches intended for Napoleon. Two of Alcmene's crew jumped in to retrieve the papers that had been thrown by the French captain. The Neapolitan royal family was evacuated in the face of a Republican uprising, which was eventually quelled by Nelson's personal intervention. The amphibious landings which began the British invasion of Egypt were supported by <mask>, who was in command of the frigate HMS Leda. <mask> returned to sea aboard the 74-gun ship of the line HMS Defence after the Battle of Trafalgar.Defence became part of the Spanish Squadron after Spain entered the war. On April 8, 1805, the squadron was involved in the blockade of Cdiz, with 11 ships of the line and 6 frigates. The 6 British ships formed a line of battle but the French refused to engage and allowed the squadron to retreat to Lagos Bay. The ships that were ready to sail were gathered by Villenueve. Villenueve was on his way to the West Indies when Orde thought they were bound for the Channel. Orde took his squadron north to rendezvous with the Channel Fleet. After the end of August, <mask> and his ship Defence joined another squadron.Villenueve's fleet was under blockade from a small group of vessels under the command of Vice-Admiral Collingwood when this squadron arrived in Cadiz on September 15th. Nelson moved the bulk of his force out to sea in an attempt to lure out the French and Spanish fleet. Defence was one of the ships that passed the signal to Nelson when Villenueve ordered his fleet to sail. The Battle of Trafalgar began on the morning of 21 October 1805 when <mask> found his ship at the back of the division. The position of his ship prevented <mask> engaging with the enemy until the battle was two and a half hours old, but once within range, the Defence was heavily engaged, fighting with the French ship (formerly of the Royal Navy), and then the Spanish ship San Ildefenso, whose surrender One of only four captured ships to survive the following week of gales was anchored by <mask>. Nelson wanted the fleet to anchor after the battle but his order was never passed on and <mask> made the decision on his own.<mask>'s crew suffered casualties of just seven dead and twenty-nine injured, despite being heavily engaged during the battle. <mask> and four other captains were selected by Collingwood to sink the remaining prizes to prevent their recapture. <mask> mentioned the task of escorting the crews in dispatches. After his action at Trafalgar, <mask> continued to serve in the Defence until he was appointed Captain of the Fleet. <mask> helped to defend and maintain British trade interests in the Baltic Sea under Sir James Saumarez. Saumarez's chief of staff, <mask>, was promoted to Rear-Admiral of the Blue and Rear-Admiral of the White on August 21, 1812. <mask> was sent back to the Baltic to save as much of the Russian fleet as possible after Napoleon invaded Russia in 1812.The plan was never enacted due to Napoleon's defeat. <mask> was rewarded with a position as one of the Lords of the Admiralty, a post he retained for the next six years. He died suddenly while working at the Admiralty on the evening of 2 May 1818. He became a Knight Commander of the Order of the Bath on January 2, 1819, after serving as a Member of Parliament for East Grinstead. He received a sword of honour and a gold medal for his service at Trafalgar. <mask>'s tombstone has been removed to make way for later burials, but a large wall-mounted memorial by Peter Turnerelli remains in his memory. Lady <mask> is the daughter of <mask>-<mask>, the 3rd Earl of Hopetoun.Lady <mask> left her husband with two young children. Sir <mask> became a naval officer and was promoted to the rank of admiral. <mask> married the daughter of <mask>ird, 7th Lord Kinnaird, in 1814. White, C. was read further in 2005. The lives and memorial of the Trafalgar captains. Chatham is in London. The biographies of the Royal Navy admirals, the Knights Commander of the Order of the Bath, and the Members of the Parliament of the United Kingdom for English constituencies were created by the Nelson Society.

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George Hope
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texts: <mask> was a Korean poet. He was one of the poets who was active in social matters during the Yushin era and led the Minjung poetry in the 70s along with Shin Kyeongrim and Kim Jiha. He was involved in establishing the Council of Writers for Freedom and Practice. He was born in 1941. He studied literature with Lee Seongbu and Mun Suntae after he was admitted to Gwangju High School. Jem Ilbo chose "Dasi podoeseo (  From Grapes Again)" in 1962. He was admitted to the university with Lee Seongbu.When he was a sophomore in 1964, he received attention for his poem, which was chosen by Shinmun. He was part of a literary coterie with Lee Seongbu and Shin Sehun. Siin was established in 1969 to produce poets such as Kim Jiha and Kim Juntae. He became renowned for his participation in social issues after he published a poetry collection. The Council of Writers for Freedom and Practice was founded in 1974 by him. He was prolific while behind bars. He published a poetry collection in 1975, but it was banned immediately.Park Chung-hee's dictatorship was compared with a winter republic in 1977 when he and Ko Un were arrested. National Territory was translated into Japanese and published by Likasyobo as part of a series of Korean modern poetry, which made him famous for his resistance poetry. In 1979 when he had a drinking bout on a rooftop and loudly criticized Park Chunghee and the Yushin dictatorship, he was arrested and put in jail. He was released after 29 days and has been referred to as <mask>'s rooftop event. He was sentenced to 2 years in prison for violating martial law when he tried to issue a statement requesting the lifting of martial law. He served as the first executive director of the Association of Writers for National Literature after reorganizing the Council of Writers for Freedom and Practice. He worked on writing poetry as well as poetic theories after he became a professor of creative writing.He died of cancer in 1999. He received a posthumous award. The memorial stone for the poem, "Pulssi (Grass Seed)", was set up in Gwangju in 2001. Shin Kyeongrim edited an anthology in 2004. The Cho Taeil Literary Award was founded to commemorate the 20th anniversary of his death. Writing Lack of Political Freedom and the Public's Resistance, his first poetry collection, has modernistic aspects but he has converted to realism after he was published Theory of Kitchen Knife. Theory of Kitchen Knife was considered to be a remarkable accomplishment of the 1970s poetry that reflected the society.The kitchen knife can be used to raise self-awareness and fight against lack of political freedom. It doesn't belong to one person but it is a weapon that can be shared. The public was considered to be an agent of historical development. The series of "Theory of Kitchen Knife" sheds light on the rage of the public. The rage of the public can be justified as lawful resistance to the oppressor. He bluntly criticized the filthy reality compared to the national territory that is filled with freedom and love. The public is depicted in the grass and stones in the National Territory Prologue.During the Yushin era, his straightforward criticism turned into a metaphor. As the Yushin dictatorship was replaced with another military dictatorship, he said "The spring has not come yet" in "Bomsomun". He described his rage and frustration that was burning from deep inside, in a low tone, after witnessing the massacre in Gwangju. His poetry changed in the late 1980s to highlight communion with nature. He described his desire to be a grass seed in Pulkkocheun kkeokkiji anneunda. Chotaeil jeonjip (Complete Works of <mask> Taeil) (four volumes), Changbi, 2009, is a poetry anthology. ,, 1991, Dasi sanhaege (To the Nature Again), Miraesa, 1991., 2004, "I became a Song," Changbi. Pureun haneulgwa bulgeun hwangto (Blue Sky and Red Clay), Siinsaenggak, 2013. Geuraedo bomeun oneunga is still the spring coming. Poems Collections ,, 1965, Achimseonbak (Morning Vessel). Theory of Kitchen Knife, Siinsa, 1970. , 1975, Gukto (National Territory), Changbi. Gageodo Island, Changbi, 1983,,, 1983Yeonga (Love Song) was written in 1985. The message from freedom to a poet was written in 1987. Sansokeseo kkotsokeseo (In Mountains In Flowers), Changbi, 1991, was published in 1991. Pulkkocheun kkeokkiji anneunda (Wild flowers are not broken), Changbi, 1995 Honja taoreugo itteottne (It Was Burning by Itself), Changbi was published in 1999. Goyeoittneun siwa umjikineunsi (Poetry Standing Still and Poetry Moving), Jeonyewon was published in 1980. Theory for Writing Poetry was published in 1994.Kimhyeonseung Sijeongsin yeongu is a research on Kim Hyeonseung's poetry spirit. The lecture on writing poetry was held in 1999. Munhakui ihae (Understanding of Literature), Hanul, 1992 is a co-author. Siineun bamedo nuneul gamji motanda (A Poet Cannot Close His Eyes Even At Night), was published in 1996. Aa naenara - hangilminjoksijip (Ah, My Nation - Anti-Japanese National Poetry), Siinsa, 1982. "Like Dew" and Other Poems, Korean Literature Today, The Korean Center International P.E.N, 1999  / NHNG B

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Cho Taeil
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Cho


texts: An Albanian retired professional footballer who played as a forward is named <mask>. The assistant manager of Albania is him. Nicknamed 'The Bomber' by his former international coach Otto Bari who would compare him to Gerd Mller, <mask> is known for being a prolific goalscorer both in Albania and Austria, the two countries where he has spent the majority of his career. An Albania international player, <mask> has won 50 caps. In the 2002–03 season, he made two appearances as the team finished runner-up to eventual champion, but he was promoted to the first team by coach Artan Bushati. He scored his first Albanian Superliga goal in the opening week of the 2003– 2004 season. He scored four goals in a 9–0 away win in the second leg of the cup.In 33 league appearances, <mask> netted 14 goals, with Vllaznia finishing third. Vllaznia's 7–0 hammering of Lai was where Salihi scored his first top-flight hat-trick. He scored 16 goals in only 20 matches in the first part of the 2004–05 season, which led to his transfer to Greece. In January 2005, <mask>i moved back to Albania to play for Tirana. Tirana started the Albanian Superliga with a 2–1 away win at Vllaznia Shkodr. In the match day 4 against Dinamo, Salihi scored a brace, including a last-minute winner, to give his side a point. His second brace came one week later against Kor. He was the highest scorer in the Albanian Superliga and won the Albanian Cup. He was the highest scorer in the league before he left for a career outside Albania. During his time at Tirana, Salihi became well-known for his goal scoring abilities.He was the eighth best goal scorer in the world. The transfer to Tirana was the best choice of his career, as he said that he matured as a player and person. In January 2007, <mask> completed a transfer to the Austrian league. In the last 15 league appearances of the year, <mask> scored 6 goals as Ried finished runner-up. Ried won the right to play European football by finishing second in the league. Ried won 3–1 against Neftchi in the first leg of the first qualification round for the 2008 UEFA Cup. He scored the team's only goal in the return leg as Ried was defeated 1–2 but progressed 4–3 on aggregate.In the 2008 season, <mask> became the fourth top scorer in the league with 12 league goals. The team finished seventh out of 10 in the league. He scored one fourth of his team's goals in the 2008–09 season. Ried was fifth at the end of the season. After playing 6 games for his club, <mask> was sold to Rapid Wien. On August 31, 2009, Salihi signed a three-year contract with Rapid Wien. In Rapid's match against Red Bull Salzburg, he came off the bench and scored in the 83rd minute to save the team from defeat.At the end of the season, <mask> scored 17 goals, 2 of which were from the previous club Ried, making him the fifth leading scorer behind two of his teammates. Rapid Wien was in third place at the end of the season, three points behind Red Bull Salzburg and two points behind Austria Wien. Rapid Wien qualified for the second round. On August 22, 2010, <mask> opened his scoring account in a match against SV Mattersburg. The home win against Kapfenberger was followed by a brace. He scored in the 4th match of the 4th match of the 4th match of the 4th match of the 4th match of the 4th match of the 4th game of the 4th match of the 4th match of the 4th game of the 4th game of In the 5–0 home win against LASK Linz, <mask> netted four goals to raise his tally to seven goals.The win against Austria Wien lifted the team to sixth position, 5 points shy of the European zone. The Major League Soccer side D.C. United had a designated player. He scored his first goal for DC United in a preseason match. On February 3, 2013, the official of Jiangsu Sainty announced that they had signed <mask> <mask> from D.C. United. On 26 February, he scored his first goal in his debut for Jiangsu, in a 5–1 away defeat against FC Seoul in the first round of the first round of savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay On 3 March, Salihi won his first title in China in the Chinese FA Super Cup, when Jiangsu Sainty beat Guangzhou Evergrande 2–1. In the 18th minute, he forced Guangzhou's Zhang Linpeng to score an own goal.He scored his first goal in the league in a 2-1 win against the newly promoted Wuhan Zall. He scored a penalty kick and a last-minute goal to help his team to a 2–2 tie of their opponent. In the last match of Group E, <mask> <mask> scored for Hapoel Ironi Acre. He made his debut nine days later in the home win over Hapoel Tel Aviv. He opened his scoring account on February 15th by scoring two goals against Ironi, and then he scored again in the 53rd minute to make it a 3 goal game. In the home draw against Maccabi Haifa, <mask> scored an overhead bicycle kick inside the zone to beat Edri for the only goal. The goal received international attention.He received criticism from Israel's media during his 540-minute run. He scored the matchwinner against Hapoel Haifa. The opener was scored via a penalty kick and the away victory was 0–2. In the next match against Ironi, there was a penalty goal as well as a home loss. The season ended with 13 matches played where 6 goals were scored. He started another season with Hapoel Acre, the 2014–2018 season with the match valid for the 2014–2018 2014–2018 Israel State Cup against Maccabi Haifa on 13 August 2014, finished in the 2–1 loss, where Salihi scored a goal as well. He played his first match in the league against Hapoel Haifa.The top team in the table, Hapoel Ironi Kiryat Shmona, was held to a 2–2 away draw by Salihi. He scored in the 59th and 75th minutes to help his team get back in the game. On February 2, 2015, Salihi joined Hapoel Haifa and became one of the highest paid players in the domestic league with a monthly salary of $20,000. He signed for a year and a half after closing disputes between manager and club managers. In 10 games, Salihi scored 4 goals to help the club stay in the league. The vacant number 14 was taken by Salihi when he joined Sknderbeu Kor. Mirel Josa said that he was happy for the signing of Salihi, and that he would be a great value if he stayed until the end of the season.I'm happy for this transfer. He made his debut on July 14, 2015, in the first leg of the second qualification round, scoring two goals for a crucial 4–1 victory over Crusaders. In the second leg on 21 July, <mask> assisted the second goal of his team, which was scored by Latifi, as Sknderbeu lost 3–2 but still qualified for the playoffs. The team wasseeded in the third round. The team prevailed 2–0 in the first leg thanks to the two goals scored by Salihi. In the return leg at Elbasan Arena, <mask> was once again in the scoring column as Sknderbeu recorded another 2–0 win and advanced to the play-off round with a 4–0 aggregate win. Skenderbeu is the first Albanian club to reach the play-offs.On 12 August, in the Albanian Supercup match against Lai at Qemal Stafa Stadium, <mask> came on in place of the injured Arbr Abilaliaj and scored twice in an eventual 2–2 draw. Sknderbeu was defeated by Dinamo Zagreb in the play-off. The first Albanian club to reach the group stage was Sknderbeu. <mask> was the second top scorer with five goals, two behind Eran Zahavi. The club's official Facebook page confirmed that <mask> would remain in the club for the rest of the season. On 9 September, he made his league debut in a 1–0 away win against Vllaznia Shkodr, but was forced to leave in the 19th minute with an injury. He played in the last 20 minutes of a 0–1 home defeat against Beikta in the Europa League group stage.On 26 September, <mask> scored his first league goal of the season in a 4–1 away win against Bylis Ballsh. In Sknderbeu's 3–0 defeat of Lai, <mask> scored two goals, including one with a penalty. In the 2–1 away defeat to Partizani Tirana, <mask> scored with a bicycle kick from the penalty area in the eighth minute. In the team's 3–1 home victory against his former side Vllaznia Shkodr, <mask> took his tally up to 8 goals, leapfrogging Xhevahir Sukaj in the process. On the last day of November, <mask> scored his tenth league goal in the 2–1 away win against Tirana in the inaugural match in the newly renovated Selman Strmasi Stadium. In the 53rd minute of the league match against the title rivals of Partizani Tirana, Salihi broke his hand when he collided with the goalkeeper. He would be out for a month for going to Austria for further exams.In the first game of the year, <mask> scored twice in the 3–1 home win against the rivals, putting Sknderbeu two points clear at the top. Six days later, there was another brace as well as a 3–1 away win. The team was in the first place in the league after <mask> scored the matchwinner via a penalty kick against Tirana. In the team's 5–1 home defeat of Flamurtari Vlor, <mask> scored his sixth Albanian Superliga hat-trick, taking his tally up to 23 league goals. In the last two months of the season, <mask> scored three more goals to finish with 27 league goals, as Sknderbeu won the title for the sixth year in a row. He finished the season with 35 goals from 42 matches, setting a new personal best. The Albanian Superliga Golden Boot was won by Salihi for the second year in a row.There was a ban on European football matches due to match-fixing allegations. He played 90 minutes in the Albanian Supercup match against Kuksi which ended in a 3–1 defeat at Selman Strmasi Stadium. In the opening match day, <mask> scored a pair of goals as Sknderbeu won 2–1 at home. The second match day at Korabi Peshkopi saw another strike and a 2–0 win. The league lead was extended to 5 points on 1 October when <mask> scored two more goals to take his tally up to 5. In December of 2016 <mask> was named Albanian Footballer of the Year. The referee Enea Jorgji was involved in a brawl with other teammates during the decisive match against Kuksi for the championship.He was seen tearing the referee's red card and insulting him, however, he was not seen by the referee. In the 59th minute, the referee didn't give a clear penalty to Sknderbeu after a foul inside the zone on Liridon Latifi, instead booking him for diving. They failed to win the championship for the first time in six years after being defeated 2–0 at Zeqir Ymeri Stadium. He was handed a ten-game ban by the AFA Disciplinary Committee. After a season full of ups and downs, as well as adding the ban, <mask> left Sknderbeu. He played 80 matches in Kor and scored 51 goals, including 42 in league, 2 in cup, 2 in supercup and 5 in European competition. On June 30, 2017, <mask> completed a transfer to Austrian First League club Wiener Neustadt for an undisclosed fee.After he was cleared from his 10-match ban, the transfer was made official by the club on 21 July. On the same day, <mask> made his first appearance, playing 70 minutes in a 1–0 away win against Ried. His first score-sheet contribution came in his second appearance for the club seven days later, when he headed in a corner kick to give Wiener Neustadt a 4–0 home win over Blau-Wei Linz and take the championship lead. On 20 October, <mask> scored all four goals as Wiener Neustadt recorded a 4–2 home win over Kapfenberger to stay top of the league with Ried. It was his second "poker" in his career, as he took the lead of the goal scoring table with 13 goals. The win against Wattens put Wiener Neustadt at the top of the table. The team fell to fourth place in the second part of the season because they couldn't keep up their good results.On 4 May, <mask> netted his 20th goal of the season with a 96th minute free-kick to give Neustadt the win and keep their hopes for a top flight spot alive. He was joint-top scorer with Ried's Seifedin Chabbi, bagging 22 goals from 33 appearances, all of them as starter, as Wiener Neustadt achieved a play-off spot by finishing third in the championship with 62 points. The club captain for the upcoming season was <mask>. The league game against Wacker Innsbruck would be the last of his career, he announced on March 28, 2019. He was unable to prevent a home loss. In August of 2007, <mask> scored his first goal for the Albanian national team in a 3–0 win over Malta. He was replaced by Erjon Bogdani in the 22nd minute.The Maltese goalie made a mistake that allowed The Bomber to score. The unofficial friendly against Milan for the Tai Oil Cup ended with Albania losing on penalty shootouts. Albania lost 4–1 to Sweden in the last match of the 2010 World Cup qualification, but <mask> scored the second international goal of his career. Sweden and Albania did not qualify for the World Cup. Young forwards were introduced into the senior national team in order to create more competition for places in the first team. Competition for the established and mature internationals was provided by the young players such as ani, Sadiku and Balaj. Albania took on Cyprus at the Qemal Stafa Stadium in Tirana, with 21-year-old Armando Sadiku making his competitive debut, having featured in three friendly games prior to the game against Cyprus.Sadiku opened the scoring in the 36th minute after the pair combined well in the early stages. The game ended in a 3–1 win for Albania. Albania and Norway faced off in a crucial match at the Ullevaal Stadion in March of last year. In the third minute, ani created problems for the Norwegians with a shot on target from an overhead kick. He scored the only goal of the game in the 67th minute following a clever run inside the box to put the ball in the right hand corner of the net. The home fans were stunned by the win and almost outnumbered the away fans. Albania and Norway were tied for second place in the group with 9 points.In the last match of the season against Switzerland on 11 October, <mask> scored his second goal of the campaign in the 89th minute with a penalty to send the game into extra time, where it ended with the same score as well. Albania was eliminated from the ranking in the fifth place with 11 points, 1 less than Norway and 2 less than Slovenia. In the team's successful Euro 2016 qualification campaign, <mask> was frequently called up by the coach. He played the last 21 minutes of the home win against Armenia in Elbasan Arena. He wasn't called up for the Euro 2016 squad. He contemplated the retirement from international football. <mask> was hired as an assistant manager of the club on May 2, 2019.He was an assistant to Edoardo Reja at the Albanian national team. Club International goals Albania score listed first, score column indicates the score after each goal. Club Vllaznia Shkodr Albanian Superliga was runner-up in 2006 and 2005; Albanian Cup was runner-up in 2005. The players are KF Tirana, SK Rapid Wien, D.C. United, and Jiangsu F.C. The players are from Hapoel Acre F.C. The players are from Haifa F.C. Football players from Albania, Super League Greece, and Austrian Football.Major League Soccer players, Chinese Super League players, and Albanian expatriates are all in the Austrian league.

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Hamdi Abdullah Salihi
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texts: An Israeli general and politician who served as the 11th Prime Minister of Israel from March 2001 until April 2006 is also known as Arik. <mask> was a commander in the Israeli Army. During the Palestine war, he was a platoon commander in the Alexandroni brigade and took part in many battles. He was involved in the creation of Unit 101 and the reprisal operations, as well as in the Six-Day War of 1967, the War of Attrition, and the Yom-Kippur War of 1973. <mask> was called the greatest field commander by Yitzhak Rabin. After retiring from the military, <mask> joined the Likud party and served in a number of government posts. The Lebanon War was directed by him as Minister of Defense.An official inquiry found that he was responsible for the Sabra and Shatila massacre and recommended that he be removed as Defense Minister. He was known as the "Butcher of Beirut" among Arabs because of his alleged involvement in the massacre. Construction of Israeli settlements in the West Bank and Gaza Strip was championed by <mask> from the 1970s to the 1990s. He became Prime Minister of Israel in 2001 after defeating Ehud Barak in the 2001 prime minister election. During the Al-Aqsa Intifada, he was Israel's prime minister. <mask> was the Prime Minister when Israel withdrew from the Gaza Strip. In November 2005 he left the Likud and formed a new party, Kadima.He was expected to win the next election and was seen as planning to clear Israel out of the West Bank in a series of withdrawals. <mask> was in a permanent vegetative state after he suffered a stroke. <mask> is a divisive figure in Middle East history. Palestinians view <mask> as a war criminal who suppressed their aspiration for nationhood, while Israelis view him as a war hero who played a vital role in defining the country's borders. <mask> was born on February 26, 1928 in Kfar Malal, an agricultural moshav, then in Mandatory Palestine, to Shmuel and Vera. <mask>'s parents met at the university in Tiflis, Georgia, where <mask>'s father and mother were studying. The Russian Communist government's persecution of Jews in the region prompted them to emigrate to Mandatory Palestine in 1922.Vera went by the name Dvora in Palestine. The family settled in Kfar Malal, a socialist, secular community. <mask> would remain secular throughout his life. Although his parents were Mapai supporters, they did not always accept communal consensus. Retribution came quickly. They were kicked out of the local health-fund clinic. The truck wouldn't deliver to the farm or collect produce.Both Hebrew and Russian were spoken by <mask>. Four years after arriving at Kfar Malal, the Sheinermans had a daughter. The baby was born two years later. He joined the youth movement at the age of 10. He began to take part in the armed patrols of his moshav as a teenager. <mask> joined the Gadna, a paramilitary youth battalion, and later the Haganah, the underground paramilitary force, at the age of 14. <mask>'s unit of the Haganah became engaged in serious and continuous combat from the autumn of 1947, during the Battle for Jerusalem.Without the manpower to hold the roads, his unit took to making hit-and-run raids on Arab forces in the vicinity of Kfar Malal. In units of thirty men, they would hit constantly at Arab villages, bridges and bases, as well as ambush the traffic between Arab villages and bases. <mask> wrote in his book, "We had become skilled at finding our way in the dark and gradually we built up the strength and endurance these kind of operations required." We began to operate as a family under the stress of combat and drew closer to one another. They were fighting almost every day. They all seemed to run together. <mask> was made a platoon commander for his role in the night-raid on Iraqi forces.After the Israeli Declaration of Independence and the start of the War of Independence, his platoon fended off the Iraqi advance. During the war, <mask> was seen as a hardened and aggressive soldier. He was shot in the groin, stomach, and foot by the Jordanian Arab Legion in the First Battle of Latrun, an unsuccessful attempt to relieve the besieged Jewish community of Jerusalem. The casualties in the "horrible battle" were written by <mask>. Habis claimed that <mask> was captured by the Jordanian 4th battalion during the battle and that he was taken to a camp in Mafraq and the 6 were later traded back. Habes was adamant, but <mask> denied the claims. He said that <mask> was like a bear.I healed his wounds after I captured him. In 1994 and during the peace treaty signing ceremony with Jordan, <mask> wanted to get in touch with his former captor, but the latter refused to discuss the incident publicly. He resumed command of his patrol unit after recovering from his wounds. On December 28, 1948, his platoon attempted to break through an Egyptian stronghold in Iraq- El-Manshia. David Ben-Gurion gave him the Hebraized name "<mask>". In 1949, <mask> was promoted to company commander and intelligence officer for Central Command. He left to study history and Middle Eastern culture at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem.<mask>'s military career would be characterized by insubordination, aggression and disobedience, but also brilliance as a commander. A year and a half later, <mask> returned to active service in the rank of major, as the founder and commander of the new Unit 101, a special forces unit tasked with reprisal operations in response to Palestinian fedayeen attacks. Unit 101 was the first Israeli unit that specialized in guerrilla warfare. The 50 men in the unit were mostly ex-paratroopers. They were armed with non-standard weapons and were tasked with carrying out special reprisals across the state's borders. Enemy forces were engaged across Israel's borders. The West Bank was held by Unit 101 after a series of raids against Jordan.Arab states were reassured by the raids that Israel was capable of long-range military action. The unit is known for its raids against Arab civilians and military targets. Unit 101 retaliated on the village after a group of Palestinians used Qibya as a staging point for a fedayeen attack that killed a Jewish woman and her two children in Israel. At least 65 to 70 Palestinian civilians, half of them women and children, were killed when <mask>'s troops bombed 45 houses and a school. Ben-Gurion denied that the Israeli military was involved. <mask> wrote in his memoir that the unit checked all the houses before detonating the explosives and that he thought the houses were empty. <mask> defended the attack, even though he admitted the results were tragic.If Israel was vulnerable, so were the Jordanian and Egyptian governments. <mask> became commander of the Paratroopers brigade after Unit 101 was merged with the 890 Paratroopers battalion. The attack on the Qalqilyah police station was the culmination of raids into Arab territory. <mask> took part in a number of missions leading up to the war. The tension between Prime Minister Moshe Sharett, who often opposed <mask>'s raids, and Moshe Dayan, who had become increasingly ambivalent in his feelings towards <mask>, was caused by incidents such as those involving Meir Har-Zion. <mask> was tried by the Military Police for disciplining one of his subordinates. The charges were dismissed before the start of the war.<mask> commanded Unit 202 (the Paratroopers brigade) during the 1956 Suez War, leading the troop to take the ground east of the Sinai's Mitla Pass against the advice of superiors, who suffered heavy Israeli casualties. <mask>'s unit was deployed near the pass after he successfully carried out the first part of his mission. There were no reports of enemy forces inside the Mitla Pass. <mask> reported to his superiors that he was increasingly concerned with the possibility of an enemy thrust through the pass, which could attack his brigade from the flank or the rear. <mask> was denied permission to attack the pass several times, but he was allowed to check the status of the pass so that he could take it later. <mask> sent a small scout force, which was met with heavy fire and became bogged down due to vehicle malfunction in the middle of the pass. <mask> ordered the rest of his troops to attack.Several former subordinates accused <mask> of trying to provoke the Egyptians and sending the scouts in bad faith in order to ensure that a battle would happen. <mask> had attacked Themed in the morning and had taken the town with his armor through the Themed Gap. The Sudanese police company was routed by <mask>. <mask>'s men came under attack on their way to the Nakla. <mask> and Eytan were near Nakla on the 30th. Dayan had no plans for further advances beyond the passes, but <mask> decided to attack the Egyptian positions. <mask> sent his lightly armed soldiers against the Egyptians.<mask> believed that the 1st and 2nd brigades of the 4th Egyptian Armored Division would destroy his forces if he did not seize the high ground. <mask> sent two infantry companies, a mortar battery and some AMX-13 tanks into the Heitan Defile. Heavy anti-tank, mortar and machine gun fire was brought down by the Egyptian forces. Gur's men were surrounded and came under heavy fire as they retreated into theSaucer. While Gur's men used the cover of night to scale the walls of the Heitan Defile, <mask> sent in another task force. The Egyptians were defeated and forced to retreat. A total of 260 Egyptian and 38 Israeli soldiers were killed in the battle.Many within the IDF viewed the deaths as the result of unnecessary and unauthorized aggression, which led to the controversy surrounding <mask>'s actions. <mask>'s military career was hampered by the six-day war and the war of attrition. He received a law degree from Tel Aviv University while he was an infantry brigade commander. When Yitzhak Rabin became Chief of Staff in 1964, <mask> rose rapidly in the ranks, eventually achieving the rank of Major General, after occupying the positions of Infantry School Commander and Head of Army Training Branch. In the Six-Day War, <mask>, in command of an armored division on the Sinai front, drew up his own complex offensive strategy that combined infantry troops, tanks and paratroopers from planes and helicopters to destroy the Egyptian forces <mask>'s 38th Division faced when it broke through to the <mask> was judged to have inaugurated a new paradigm in operational command after his victories in the Battle of Abu-Ageila. <mask>'s operational planning involved a number of unique innovations, according to researchers at the United States Army Training and Doctrine Command.It was a simultaneous attack by a variety of small forces, each with a specific aim, attacking a particular unit in a synergistic Egyptian defense network. Instead of supporting and covering each other, each Egyptian unit was left fighting for its own life. After <mask>'s assault of the Sinai in the Six-Day War and his encirclement of the Egyptian Third Army in the Yom Kippur War, the Israeli public nicknamed him "The King of Israel". <mask> was involved in the War of Attrition. The Head of the Southern Command was appointed in 1969. Green Island, a fortress at the northern end of the Gulf of Suez, was destroyed by Israeli frogmen as leader of the southern command. <mask>'s forces carried out a large-scale raid on the western shore of the Gulf of Suez.The landing craft ferried across Russian-made tanks and armored personnel carriers that Israel had captured in 1967, and the small column harried the Egyptians for ten hours. <mask> had no further promotions after he was appointed to the southern command. Rabbi M. Schneerson advised <mask> to stay at his post. After three years in the military, <mask> retired in 1973. He helped found a political party. <mask> was called back to active duty at the start of the war. Before he left for the front line, the Reserve Commander asked him, "How are we going to get out of this?""You don't know?" <mask> asked. We will cross the canal and the war will end there. <mask> arrived at the front in a car. His forces did not engage the Egyptian Army immediately. <mask>'s forces moved to a point on the canal that had been prepared before the war. <mask>'s division crossed the Suez in order to win the war for Israel. He wanted to cut the Egyptian second army's supply lines, but his division was halted south of the Fresh Water Canal.Within 101 kilometers of Cairo, Abraham Adan's division passed over the bridgehead into Africa. The Third Army was cut off by his division. After <mask>'s decision, there was tension

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texts: between the two generals, but a military tribunal found his action was effective. The Egyptian Second Army and the Egyptian Third Army were undermined by <mask>'s complex ground maneuver. The turning point of the war in the Sinai front was when this move was made. The hero of the Yom Kippur War is <mask>, who was responsible for Israel's ground victory in the Sinai in 1973. A photo of <mask> wearing a bandage on his head became a famous symbol of Israeli military prowess.<mask> was relieved of duty in February 1974 because of his political positions. The war of attrition began after Israel's victory in the war. The Egyptian army began firing at the Israeli forces on the eastern part of the canal. Israel's chief of staff suggested building a border line to protect its southern border. A wall of sand and earth along the entire length of the canal would allow for observation of Egyptian forces and hide the movements of Israeli troops on the eastern side. The Bar Lev Line was named after the chief of staff. It included at least thirty strong points.It was suggested by Bar Lev that the line would be used to defend against an Egyptian assault on the canal. It is one of the best anti-tank ditches in the world. <mask> and Israel Tal were against the line. <mask> said that it would pin down large military formations that would be sitting ducks for deadly attacks. It was completed in 1970. The Bar Lev Line was penetrated by Egyptian forces in less than two hours at a cost of more than a thousand dead and 5,000 wounded. <mask> remembered that what Schneerson had told him was a tragedy.In the 1940s and 1950s, <mask> seemed to be personally devoted to the ideals of Mapai, the predecessor of the modern Labor Party. He joined the Liberal Party after retiring from the military and was instrumental in founding the party in 1973. <mask> was the chairman of the campaign staff for that year's elections. Two and a half weeks after the start of the election campaign, the war broke out and <mask> was called back to reserve service. After being hailed as a war hero for crossing the Suez in the 1973 war, <mask> won a seat to the Knesset in the elections that year, but resigned a year later. <mask> was a special aide to the Prime Minister. He was going to return to politics in 1977 and try to replace Begin at the head of the party.He told Simha Erlich, the leader of the Liberal Party bloc, that he was more likely to win an election than Begin. He tried to join both the Labor Party and the Democratic Movement for Change, but was rejected both times. He formed his own list, Shlomtzion, which won two seats in the Knesset. He became Minister of Agriculture after merging Shlomtzion with the Likud. <mask> had little political experience when he joined Begin's government. <mask> was seen as the patron of the settlers' movement during this period. He used his position to encourage the establishment of a network of Israeli settlements in the occupied territories to prevent the return of Palestinian Arabs.There were more Jewish settlements in the West Bank and Gaza Strip during <mask>'s tenure. After the 1981 elections, Begin rewarded <mask> for his contribution to the win by appointing him Minister of Defense. Under <mask>, Israel continued to build upon the unprecedented coordination between the Israel Defense Forces and the South African Defence Force, with Israeli and South African generals giving each other unfettered access to each other's battlefields and military tactics, and Israel sharing with South Africa highly classified information about its missions <mask> argued in 1981 that South Africa needed more weapons to fight the Soviets. <mask> promised that the relationship between Israel and South Africa would continue to deepen as they work to "ensure the National Defense of both countries". Israel became South Africa's closest ally in this period because of the collaboration in carrying out joint-nuclear tests, in planning counter-insurgency strategies in Namibia and in designing security fences. The 1982 Lebanon War was launched by <mask> after the shooting of Israel's ambassador in London.The Israeli government justified the invasion by citing 270 terrorist attacks by the Palestinian Liberation Organization in Israel, the occupied territories, and the Jordanian and Lebanon border. <mask> intended the operation to eradicate the PLO from its state within a state inside Lebanon, but the war is mostly remembered for the Sabra and Shatila massacre. The Sabra neighborhood and the Shatila refugee camp were the scene of a massacre between 16 and 18 September in which up to 3,500 people, mostly Palestinians and Lebanon's Shiites, were killed. Shatila was once one of the PLO's three main training camps for foreign terrorists and the main training camp for European terrorists, but the Israelis were unwilling to risk the lives of more of their soldiers. The civil war in Lebanon left 95,000 dead. Israeli intelligence estimated 700 to 800 dead, the Palestinian Red Crescent claimed 2,000 dead, and the Lebanon army's chief prosecutor investigated the killings and counted 460 dead. 1,200 death certificates were issued to people who claimed a family member disappeared during the massacre.Men were the majority of the victims. The Israeli forces surrounded the camps and provided logistical support as the Phalange militia went into the camps to clear out PLO fighters. <mask> was dubbed "the Butcher of Lebanon" because of the killings. According to an Associated Press report on 15 September 1982, Defence Minister <mask> tied the killing of the leader of the Phalangist group to the PLO. The murderer of Gemayel was a Christian from the Syrian Socialist National Party. Robert Maroun Hatem, Hobeika's bodyguard, stated in his book From Israel to Damascus that Hobeika ordered the massacre of civilians in defiance of Israeli instructions to behave like a "dignified" army. <mask> gave strict orders to Hobeika to guard against any desperate move and that Hobeika carried out the massacre to tarnish Israel's reputation worldwide.The massacres in Sabra and Shatilla were supported by the Syrian government. Israel's relationship with the United States was tested after intense Israeli bombings of Lebanon that resulted in heavy civilian casualties. After negotiating a ceasefire that supposedly protected Palestinian civilians, America withdrew its troops from Lebanon. After 400,000 Peace Now protesters rallied in Tel Aviv to demand an official government inquiry into the massacres, the official Israeli government investigation into the massacre at Sabra and Shatila was conducted. The inquiry found that the Israeli Defense Forces were responsible for the massacre since they held the area. The killings were carried out by a unit acting on its own, but it was approved by <mask>, according to the commission. Prime Minister Begin was found to be responsible for not being more involved in the introduction of the phelangists into the camps.<mask> was found to have personal responsibility for ignoring the danger of bloodshed and revenge and not taking appropriate measures to prevent bloodshed. It said <mask>'s failure to protect the civilian population of Lebanon amounted to a failure of duty. In 1983, the commission recommended the removal of <mask> from his post as defense minister. In our opinion, it is appropriate for the Minister of Defense to draw his own conclusions about the manner in which he discharged the duties of his office, and if necessary, for the Prime Minister to consider whether he should exercise his authority. <mask> refused to resign as defense minister and Begin refused to fire him. After a grenade was thrown into a crowd at an Israeli Peace Now march, killing a man and injuring 10 others, <mask> agreed to give up the post of defense minister but stayed in the cabinet as a minister without portfolio. One of the important events of the Tenth Knesset was <mask>'s resignation as defense minister.In its 21 February 1983 issue, Time implied that <mask> was responsible for the massacres. Time was sued for libel by <mask>. The jury found that the magazine was not guilty of libel because they did not act with malice. <mask> was indicted on war crimes charges after relatives of the victims of the Sabra massacre began proceedings in Belgium. The leader of the militia who carried out the massacres was assassinated several months before he was to testify. He stated prior to his assassination that he did not plan to identify <mask> as being responsible for Sabra and Shatila. After his dismissal from the Defense Ministry, <mask> remained in successive governments as a minister without portfolio.He was a member of the Foreign Affairs and Defense committee and Chairman of the committee that oversaw Jewish immigration from the Soviet Union. He was a rival to the prime minister, but failed in his attempts to replace him as chairman of the party. Their rivalry reached a head in February 1990 when <mask> grabbed the microphone from Shamir and exclaimed "Who's for wiping out terrorism?" The incident was seen as a coup attempt against the leadership of the party. <mask> did not win the 1984 Herut leadership election. In Benjamin Netanyahu's 1996–1999 government, <mask> was Minister of National Infrastructure and Foreign Minister. <mask> became leader of the party after the election of the Labor government.The NATO bombing of Yugoslavia in 1999 was criticized by the <mask> family. Serbia and Kosovo have been victims of violence. Serbians were the targets of attacks prior to the current campaign against Kosovo Albanians. Israel has a clear policy. Aggressive actions are against us. We don't want to hurt innocent people. The sides should return to the negotiating table as soon as possible.During the crisis, Elyakim Haetzni said the Serbs should be the first to receive Israeli aid. He told Israel Radio that there are traditional friends. The Serbian population's history of saving Jews during the holocaust may have led <mask> to support the Yugoslav position. The Serbian people will remember <mask> for opposing the 1999 NATO bombing campaign against the former Yugoslavia and advocating respect for the sovereignty of other nations. The site of the Dome of the Rock and al-Aqsa Mosque, the holiest place in the world to Jews, was visited by <mask> and an escort of over 1,000 Israeli police officers. <mask> said that the complex would remain under Israeli control. Palestinian commentators accused <mask> of inflaming emotions with the event to provoke a violent response and obstruct success of delicate ongoing peace talks.On the day after, a large number of Palestinian demonstrators and an Israeli police contingent confronted each other at the site. Palestinians threw stones at police in the vicinity of the Western Wall, according to the U.S. State Department. Four people were killed and about 200 were injured when police used rubber-coated metal bullets and live bullets to break up the demonstrators. Fourteen policemen were injured according to the government of Israel. <mask>'s visit a few months before his election as Prime Minister came after archeologists claimed that extensive building operations at the site were destroying priceless antiquities. The Second Intifada was planned months prior to <mask>'s visit, according to <mask>'s supporters. If <mask> did not enter the mosques, there would be no problems, according to the assurances given by the Palestinian security chief.They often quote statements by Imad Falouji, the P.A. The intifada was carefully planned since the return of Yasser Arafat from Camp David negotiations rejecting the U.S., according to the Communications Minister who admitted months after <mask>'s visit. According to the Mitchell Report, the Israeli government claimed that the violence was caused by the breakdown of the Camp David negotiations on July 25, 2000. Palestinian violence was planned by the PA leadership and intended to cause Palestinian casualties as a means of regaining the diplomatic initiative. <mask>'s visit did not cause the Al-Aqsa Intifada. The visit was poorly timed and the provocative effect should have been foreseen. The decision of the Israeli police to use lethal means against the Palestinian demonstrators was more significant.There is no basis on which to conclude that there was a deliberate plan by the PA to initiate a campaign of violence at the first opportunity, or that there was a deliberate plan by the GOI. The October 2000 events resulted in the deaths of 12 Arab Israeli,

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